Show WORLD The Salt Lake Tribune A3 Tuesday August 11 1992 Save Us From the Cruelty of the Serbs Prisoners Cry Out to World II Continued from 1 in :ud ial ra- ids eld tee l US Britain France Draft Agreement to Use Force THE ASSOCIATED also demands unimpeded access by the International Committee of the Red Cross to all camps prisons and detention centers A vote was expected Wednesday Bosnia's UN ambassador Muhamed Sacirbey welcomed the resolution but said it failed to say anything about halting aggression and "ethnic cleansing" by Serbian nationalists in d — The UNITED NATIONS United States Britain and France agreed Monday on a draft resolution authorizing military force to protect aid Bosshipments in nia But Yugoslavia's premier warned that Western intervention could lead to a "second war-ravage- d Vietnam" The draft resolution circulated to the Security er Bosnia-Herzegovin- Serb-dominate- Learn Hypnosis: n 0 ' ''' iS — 4-- '' it :' 46 41 6":''':'6':::-- '1-':- :s J ovlo 6ourliool 41 s leo ' '' 900 E 310 84117 — Serving Utah Since 1979 — 5525 2625752 still-secr- enLial I 46f6 E 1HTI - 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4k'''° ") '''' ik i wa if - -4:&' ii'14 3 it '4 0 420:sW ::r - 44: several inmates brought this reporter into the Somalian Peasants Starve as Rich j I c- '5'' I not looking room in a filthy school building where they sleep crammed next to each other like sardines Lying on the floor were two men both with wounds allegedly suffered during beatings at Omarska The Muslim prisoners who spoke out would not give their names Some voluntarily approached the journalists but their worried expressions sent a message that they feared punishment for their actions At one point a prisoner pulled off his shirt to show this reporter about a dozen small fresh scars on his chest The scars were thin and straight as though the skin had been slashed with a razor blade Suddenly before the prisoner had time to explain the scars a look of horror came over his face A guard was standing behind this reporter The interview Li - Omarska inmates were held in an open mining pit that had no toilets or protection from the daytime sun and evening chill One Muslim — frail and with a shaved head — said he was held in the pit for 72 days and able to wash just once When Trnopolje guards were ing Li L1 -1 - 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